Responsibility for Traffic Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Midcontinent is responsible for all traffic that Midcontinent delivers to ILEC including but not limited to voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, wireless traffic and toll traffic. Midcontinent shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges by it or any third party. Midcontinent agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities and any Access Charges associated with all toll traffic that Midcontinent terminates to ILEC. Midcontinent is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic terminated by Midcontinent to its End User Customers. 2.2 Traffic originating from a device other than at the End User’s fixed service location at the End User's principal service address located in Ipswich exchange (“Nomadic Traffic”) is prohibited under this Agreement. All Nomadic Traffic delivered by a Party shall be subject to access charges pursuant to ILEC’s tariffed switched access rates. 2.3 Midcontinent provides Telecommunications Services under this Agreement to Interconnection Customers, which provide services to End Users. 2.4 Each Party agrees that it is responsible for implementing the proper Signaling and Signaling Parameters for determining the correct classification of traffic pursuant to Section 6 of this Attachment. 2.5 The delivery of traffic that has had Signaling or Signaling Parameters stripped, altered, modified, added, deleted, changed, and/or incorrectly assigned (“Misclassified Traffic”) is prohibited under this Agreement. Due to the technical nature of its origination, certain traffic that is not Misclassified Traffic may be properly transmitted without all the Signaling and Signaling Parameters pursuant to section 6 of this Attachment (“Unclassified Traffic”). 2.6 If the percentage of total call traffic transmitted with Signaling and Signaling Parameters in a given month falls below 95%, the Party originating such traffic agrees to pay the terminating Party’s intrastate switched access rates for all Unclassified Traffic for the applicable month. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if a terminating Party determines that Misclassified Traffic has been delivered by the originating Party, Section 2.8, herein below, shall apply with respect to the delivery of such traffic. 2.7 If a terminating Party determines in good faith in any month that any traffic delivered by the originating Party is Misclassified Traffic, the Parties agree: 2.7.1 The term...
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 CLEC is responsible for all traffic that CLEC exchanges with ILEC over direct or indirect interconnection via a third party including but not limited to voice traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. CLEC shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of ILEC’s applicable Switched Access Service charges by it or a Retail Provider. CLEC agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, and all Reciprocal Compensation and Access Service charges associated with all traffic that CLEC exchanges with ILEC, including traffic of a Retail Provider. CLEC is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic originated by or terminated to CLEC End User Customers or Retail Providers. 2.2 CLEC certifies that due to the mass availability and portability of IP-based CPE, some of the traffic it sends to ILEC for termination may be Nomadic Traffic. Nomadic Traffic is traffic originating from an Internet Protocol (“IP”) device other than at the End User’s service location. The Parties understand and agree that some small amount of Nomadic Traffic is likely to be exchanged and wish to ensure that ILEC is properly compensated for such traffic. As a result, the Parties will initially assume that 2% of traffic exchanged is Nomadic Traffic and ILEC will ▇▇▇▇ its applicable interstate switched access rates for 2% of the local traffic sent by CLEC for termination. CLEC agrees that it will update the percentage notice according to the notice provisions of this Agreement and ILEC may request that CLEC review and update such percentage on a not more often than a quarterly basis. 2.3 CLEC provides Non-CMRS Telecommunications Services under this Agreement to End User Customers and Wholesale Telecommunications Services to other entities that provide retail service to End User Customers. The Parties understand and agree that this Agreement will permit a Party to provide a Wholesale Telecommunications Service to a Retail Provider; however, under no circumstances shall such Wholesale Telecommunications Service be deemed, treated or compensated as a transit service. The Parties stipulate there is no transit service. For purposes of this Agreement, CLEC’s Wholesale Telecommunications Service for traffic exchange is considered to be the provision of end office switching functions for the Retail Provider so neither CLEC nor its Retail Provider customer is entitled to ▇▇▇▇, nor ILEC is not oblig...
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Responsibility for Traffic. 2.1 Each Party is responsible for all traffic that it exchanges with the other Party including but not limited to Local Traffic, VoIP-PSTN Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. Neither Party shall provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges by it or a Retail Provider. Each Party agrees to be responsible for and pay its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Charges associated with all traffic that it terminates to the other Party, including traffic of a Retail Provider. 2.2 Nomadic Traffic is traffic originating from an Internet protocol (“IP”) device other than at the End User Customer’s service location. Nomadic Traffic is initially prohibited under this Agreement. On or after the Effective Date of this Agreement, neither Party shall exchange Nomadic Traffic unless otherwise certified in writing in advance by the Party sending the traffic to the other Party for termination. Such written certification shall include a percentage factor to reflect the amount of traffic terminated to the other Party that will be presumed to be Nomadic Traffic and appropriate jurisdictional factors, which factors shall be subject to verification and modification under the audit provisions of this in Section 9.6 of the General Terms and Conditions of this Agreement and as otherwise provided in Section 2.7 of this Attachment. Compensation for such Nomadic Traffic will be pursuant to the compensation terms in Section 4 of this Interconnection Attachment and will apply to all Nomadic Traffic, whether exchanged before or after the notification date under this Section. All uncertified Nomadic Traffic delivered by a Party shall be subject to access charges pursuant to the other Party’s tariffed switched access rates.
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Responsibility for Traffic. CLEC is responsible for all traffic that CLEC delivers to ILEC including but not limited to voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. CLEC shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges, by it or a Last Mile Provider. CLEC agrees to be responsible and pay for its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Charges associated with all traffic that CLEC terminates to ILEC. CLEC is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic terminated by CLEC to its End User Customers or to a Last Mile Provider.
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Responsibility for Traffic. 1.3.1 CLEC is responsible for all traffic that CLEC delivers to ILEC including but not limited to voice traffic, IP-Enabled Traffic, ISP-Bound Traffic and toll traffic. CLEC shall not provision any of its services in a manner that permits the circumvention of applicable switched access charges, by it or a Last Mile Provider. CLEC agrees to be responsible and pay for its portion of the Interconnection Facilities, Reciprocal Compensation and Access Charges associated with all traffic that CLEC terminates to ILEe. CLEC is the sole responsible Party with respect to all traffic terminated by CLEC to its End User Customers or to a Last Mile Provider. 1.3.2 Traffic originating from an Internet protocol ("IP") device other than at the End User's service location ("Nomadic Traffic") shall be prohibited under this Agreement unless otherwise certified in writing in advance by the Party sending the traffic to the other Party for termination. All uncertified Nomadic Traffic delivered by a Party shall be subject to access charges pursuant to ILEC's tariffed switched access rates. 1.3.3 CLEC provides telecommunications services under this Agreement to End User Customers both directly and indirectly. The Parties understand and agree that this Agreement will permit a Party to provide a wholesale service to a Last Mile Provider; however, under no circumstances shall such wholesale services be deemed, treated or compensated as a transit service. For purposes of this Agreement, CLEC's indirect service for traffic exchange is considered to be the provision of end office switching functions for the Last Mile Provider so it is not entitled to ▇▇▇▇ and ILEC is not obligated to pay any transit charges for such traffic.
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